Ariel F. Sallows Chair in Human Rights

The University of Saskatchewan College of Law invites outstanding candidates who have made distinguished contributions to research or practice in human rights to apply for the Ariel F. Sallows Chair of Human Rights, Canada’s first endowed chair in human rights law. The chair was created with an endowment from USask Law alumnus Ariel Franklin Sallows, who received an honourary doctorate from the university in 1982. 

Past Sallows Chairs include Penelope Andrews, The Hon. Marilou McPhedran, Virginia Leary, Paul Mahoney, Shelley Wright, the late Martin Ennals, Rebecca M.M. Wallace, Abdullah An-Na’im, Nihal Jayawickrama, John Foster, Francisco Forrest Martin, Roy Adams, Mary Eberts, Siobhan Wills, The Hon. Kim Pate, Rachel Loewen Walker, Catherine Bell and most recently Dino Kritsiotis.

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Research Facilitator

This position supports faculty members in their research endeavours by: identifying opportunities by communicating complex, specialized information on major research funding programs and research policies; and by advising on budgetary and project management activities. The Research Facilitator will assist with proposal development, application strategies and project design. 

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